Which detail from "Alone and Lost" best reflects the author's use of suspense? A. I was scared on the day we departed, but I didn't dare say anything. I just picked up my heavy pack and stumbled down...

Which detail from "Alone and Lost" best reflects the author's use of suspense? A. I was scared on the day we departed, but I didn't dare say anything. I just picked up my heavy pack and stumbled down to the river. B. After a hard night huddled by the fire, I started walking back up the stream to find the place where we started our journey. C. I saw no sign of Father, the guide, or our canoe. Suddenly, I realized I was alone in the wilderness. D. When I opened the door to my home, Mother cried and hugged me until I thought she'd never stop.